The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-05-13

1t registered 70 degrees. Many OF the
mills and factories closed down, the
heat being so intense that the en-
ployes were unable to work. No pros
trations were reported.
Edwin A. Schroeder, son of ex-
Mayor and ex-Congressman Schroeder
OF Brooklyn, is a defaulter in two suits
for $4,000 each, brought by George II.
Thursby for. alternating the affections
OF Mrs. Thursby. Thursby says his
wife conspired with Schroeder to get
divorced from her husband, and that
they had the lmpudence to ask him to
help them in the matter.
The estimates OF the Cincinnati
Price Current indicate that the winter
hog-packing OF the whole West was
slightly larger than that of year
previously, but that the summer pack
ing will show decrease of some 10
per cent. The work of the eight
months ending with next October
promises to reach total of about
1900, 900 hogs, against 5.64i, 900 for the
corresponding time in 1885,
John A. Logan. Jr. and his bride
have returned from their bridal tour
to Florida. Cuba. and the Eastern
cities, and will live with Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Ii. Andrews ut their home OH Wick
avenue. in Youngstown, Ohio. Mr..
Logan will enter upon the active man
agement OF the extensive limestone
quarries recently purchased by Mr..
Andrews, VINO has transferred to his
son-in-law n half interest The prop
erty is worth over 100000
General Simon Bolivar Huckner was
nominated for governor on Wednes-
day by the Kentucky democrats at
Louisville. Speaker Carlisle, who pre-
sided over the convention, expressed
the opinion that President Cleveland
will be renCminated, that the tariff
will be reduced by the next congress,
and that economic questions will be the
issue of 1888. HIS says he is not can
didate for United States senator.
II. Porter AShe, the well-known turf
man. seized Ills 1l-year old daughter
on the streets of Los Angeles, Cali
fOrnia, on Sunday,'and conveyed her
to a hotel, from which she was after
ward taken on writ of habeas corpus
sued out by Mrs. Ashe, who has re-
Gently separated from her husband.
The child will remain in the custody
Of an officer pending Il decision of the
habeas corpus case. Mrs. Ashe is q
niece of Charles Croker, the Central
Pacific magnate.
The merchants and manufacturers
exchange of Detroit requested the
Michigan Central road TO issue thou
sand mile tickets to commercial travel
ers at the old rate of $40. at which
price they are now sold by the Grand
Trunk. One member suggested the is
,ue OF five th0usand-mile tickets ut
300, which would only be taken by COM
nercial houses. President Ledyard
offered to make test case mt the ex-
)ense of the road, and ascertain if
travelling statesmen can be favored.
The will of Alexander Mitchell gives
he widow the homestead i'm Milwau-
zee, S2JO,0O0 in sucn bonds or stock as
the may select, and an annuity of S50,-
100, to be paid in monthly INSTALL
nents. To David f. Mitchell, a
yrandson, is left 100000; To Isabella
Mackey, niece. So. COO. and to var
GUS educational aud charitable insti-
,utions $50, 600 III gross. The stock of
he Wisconsin Marine and Fire In
iurance Company bank is to be divided
equally between John L. Mitchell.
John Johnson, and David Ferguson.
To the only son is left the remainder
If the estate. The bank elected him
% the presidency and increased its
capital stock to 1900 900.